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Meet Syracuse Odyssey: Mya Pfeifer

Hi, I'm Mya. It's nice to meet you!

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Meet Syracuse Odyssey: Mya Pfeifer
By Mya Pfeifer

Hey, what's up MTV?! Welcome to my crib!

Just kidding... but welcome to the Odyssey at Syracuse. I am the current president of the Syracuse University Odyssey community and I LOVE the Odyssey. But there's a whole lot more about me that I'd love for you to know...

For instance, I'm kind of from Chicago but I'm kind of from Wisconsin. You see, I will always introduce myself by saying "Hi, I'm Mya and I'm from Chicago".


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But that's not as close to home as you may think. In reality, I'm about 20 minutes away from the Wisconsin state line, I am a huge Green Bay Packers fan, and cheese is my love language.


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Basically the best way to describe where I'm from is to say that I live at Six Flags Great America, on top of Raging Bull.


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As for school, I am a public relations major at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse. I can't wait to spend my whole life studying new means of two-way communication between organizations and their publics (Syracuse PRL 206 Students will understand).

Other than writing for Odyssey, I am also the Public Relations Chair for OttoTHON and I am a member of Danceworks and PRSSA. On top of all of that, I am a member of Alpha Xi Delta!


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OttoTHON is one of my favorite things in the world and you can often see me around campus telling people all about Dance Marathon and why they should be #FTK (for the kids).


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I have been dancing since I was three years old and I continue to dance in college with Danceworks. This costume was by far the best one I've ever had.

In my free time (I don't typically have much), I love spending time with my friends and playing Mario Kart. I also enjoy the feeling of solitude when sitting in bed watching Jane the Virgin for hours on end.


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The number one thing you need to know about me is that I love my school.


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Kisses to Otto xx

Thanks for getting to know me today, maybe next time we'll get a little closer and I'll make some inappropriately timed jokes about my mental health


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